Comments on: Days of Vipassana http://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/ sudden or expected Sat, 04 Feb 2012 21:38:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: sidneyhttp://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/comment-page-1/#comment-755 sidney Wed, 05 Sep 2007 00:07:09 +0000 http://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/#comment-755 Dear Stephen, You have had a wonderful oppourtunity make the best of it, your teacher will not be around forever and all that we will have left to remember him and respect him is the way of Buddha. There is no isim here. He didn't want us to go there, that is why anyone can take this meditiation and get something out of it. It is inclusive in all ways and never exclusive. All one need do is the work and as the enlightened one said the best way you can worship me is following the way of the teaching. No other form of gratitude is necessary. Just follow the dhamma. Many ggod lucks Stephen you took a beautiful first step on what is a lifelong journey to find shanti and go beyond our fears. I did a course in Dhamma Giri some years past. I found it very difficult to sit there at the time, as the Indians were belching and farting there way to enlightenement and disturbing me to no end. However, as the teacher would say to me, "what a wonderful oppourtunity, go through these distractions." However, I wasn't that high or together and so I moved my place. But being surrounded by the Buddha field is an extrodinary feeling and it seems you had the good fortune to feel some of that. Work, work, work and you are bound to be successful, bound to be successful. With metta. Sidney Dear Stephen,

You have had a wonderful oppourtunity make the best of it, your teacher will not be around forever and all that we will have left to remember him and respect him is the way of Buddha. There is no isim here. He didn’t want us to go there, that is why anyone can take this meditiation and get something out of it. It is inclusive in all ways and never exclusive. All one need do is the work and as the enlightened one said the best way you can worship me is following the way of the teaching. No other form of gratitude is necessary. Just follow the dhamma. Many ggod lucks Stephen you took a beautiful first step on what is a lifelong journey to find shanti and go beyond our fears.

I did a course in Dhamma Giri some years past. I found it very difficult to sit there at the time, as the Indians were belching and farting there way to enlightenement and disturbing me to no end. However, as the teacher would say to me, “what a wonderful oppourtunity, go through these distractions.” However, I wasn’t that high or together and so I moved my place. But being surrounded by the Buddha field is an extrodinary feeling and it seems you had the good fortune to feel some of that. Work, work, work and you are bound to be successful, bound to be successful. With metta.

Sidney

]]> By: Azaleahttp://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/comment-page-1/#comment-713 Azalea Wed, 15 Aug 2007 08:43:15 +0000 http://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/#comment-713 Hi Stephen, I read your writing on NST first and was intrigued by it as I too am into meditation. Congratulation and I believe you don't wanna come back to your old self as you have been awakened! I have discovered that another easy way to go deeply into meditation is by practising Yoga. Try it! Make it a ritual, you will never regret it. I also agree with Lee, if each and everyone of us practise Meditation, there won't be hatred, only LOVE. "Friends 2 Mankind" Azalea Hi Stephen,

I read your writing on NST first and was intrigued by it as I too am into meditation.

Congratulation and I believe you don’t wanna come back to your old self as you have been awakened! I have discovered that another easy way to go deeply into meditation is by practising Yoga. Try it! Make it a ritual, you will never regret it. I also agree with Lee, if each and everyone of us practise Meditation, there won’t be hatred, only LOVE.

“Friends 2 Mankind”
Azalea

]]> By: leehttp://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/comment-page-1/#comment-709 lee Tue, 14 Aug 2007 16:58:14 +0000 http://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/#comment-709 hi om shanti, greeting of peace. i believed after 10 days of vippasana medition, it has really transform u, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. if all of us can go within and seek inner bliss and happiness i am sure this world is truely a peaceful world. om shanti, hi om shanti, greeting of peace. i believed after 10 days of vippasana medition, it has really transform u, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. if all of us can go within and seek inner bliss and happiness i am sure this world is truely a peaceful world. om shanti,

]]> By: Christinahttp://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/comment-page-1/#comment-652 Christina Sat, 14 Jul 2007 02:07:21 +0000 http://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/#comment-652 Hi after reading your article in the Star today, i find it intrigue to come across your article as i am taking up meditation and to look at life in a different perspective more meaningful i guess.And yes, when you are fully aware of our fears and aversion its all in the state of mind.Keep them comin :) Christina Hi after reading your article in the Star today, i find it intrigue to come across your article as i am taking up meditation and to look at life in a different perspective more meaningful i guess.And yes, when you are fully aware of our fears and aversion its all in the state of mind.Keep them comin :)

Christina

]]> By: tijnedhttp://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/comment-page-1/#comment-581 tijned Mon, 04 Jun 2007 11:48:46 +0000 http://satoristephen.com/2007/02/07/days-of-vipassana/#comment-581 <strong>tijned...</strong> Hello, good post, thanks... tijned…

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